Smith River Fish Report - Smith River, CA (Del Norte County)

The river is low and clear

Smith River - Smith River, CA (Del Norte County)

by Kenny Priest
11-24-2021
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The late-fall run of salmon is just about over on the Smith. Rain is needed to bring in the last of the salmon and to kickstart the steelhead run. Flows were down to 1,560 cfs on Wednesday and the river is low and clear. Roe under a float or back-bouncing the deeper holes are your best bet until we get some significant rainfall.

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Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports

for Wednesday, November 24th, 2021

Mad River: The Mad is green and fishable
Eel River: Some coho making their way through the lower river
Van Duzen River: Will be low and clear until the next rain
Eel River - South Fork: Low and clear conditions
Chetco River: In-between time for salmon and steelhead
Elk River: The Elk and Sixes are low and clear

Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports

for Friday, November 19th, 2021

Mad River: The Mad saw a slight bump in flows
Eel River: The river is in perfect shape
Van Duzen River: Will be low and clear until the next rain
Eel River - South Fork: Some coho have started to show
: The Smith has been running low and clear
Chetco River: Salmon season is already tapering off on the Chetco
Elk River: Elk and Sixes fished well early last week